I’ve recently discovered a hidden jewel in the heart of Seremban in this hawker centre whereby only the locals who lives around here knows about it. If you’re someone who enjoy flavors of the yesteryear, you’re absolutely welcome.
A staple of locals for close to 50 years with an ardent following across two relocation, Fah Kee sells some of the best fishball noodles in town. The stall runs by both father and son where the father does the cooking while son takes and serves the orders.
You could pick what type of noodles as per your preference such as vermicelli, flat rice noodles, egg noodles or even mix them, then proceed to wanting it tossed with minced pork and dark soy sauce or served in broth. I’d suggest going for the ones as per what I’ve ordered so you enjoy the noodles and broth separately.
I was definitely lost for words seeing the generous amount of toppings and dried fresh scallops! The noodles were spectacular with just the right texture. There is nothing too complicated as it is basic yet so comforting.
As I mentioned earlier on having the broth separately, they’ve got quite a choices of fishballs that goes with your meal with such as traditional fishball, ‘her kiao’ or fish gold ingots, pork meat balls and fried meat balls made with turnips and flour.
I went for a little bit of everything of course ha.
Their stock was then of course a closely kept secret and almost legendary in what are the ingredients used in it. Some regular customers who has been eating at this stall for some time has uncovered morsels of dried scallops, pork bones, sole and chunks of fish in this pleasurable, rich broth.
After that wonderful meal, we craved for something refreshing to beat the heat in the early afternoon. I was also told there was an elder lady who sells really delightful ‘ais kacang’ just a few stalls from Fah Kee.
Nothing beats the icy cold and pleasant dessert that soothes the throat and cools down the body. There was not one bit of ice chunks and it was almost like having an ice blended drink. This thirst-quenching concoction definitely paired well with those noodles.
Stepping into a hawker centre to get the best of the yesteryear was indeed spectacular.
Stay tuned for more of the best of Seremban!✌
Love,
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